Galco FL822 Fletch OWB Tan Leather Belt Slide Holster for Sig P320 Compact/X Compact/M18 Right Hand

The Galco FL822 Fletch OWB holster is a classic belt-slide design built for shooters who carry a Sig P320 Compact, P320 X Compact, or M18 and want a proven leather rig. Outside-the-waistband carry keeps your gun accessible and comfortable for all-day wear, whether you're at the range, in the field, or managing everyday duties. Galco's tan leather construction offers that lived-in aesthetic while holding up to real use—no plastic, no overwrought gadgetry, just solid leather and time-tested retention.

Right-hand carry positions the gun for a natural draw from a strong-side belt holster. The Fletch's belt-slide attachment means it rides securely on your waist without requiring an inner belt layer, making it straightforward to rig up and adjust. Tan leather breaks in with use and develops character; it's the kind of gear that looks better after a season of honest work.

Whether you're a duty shooter, a civilian carrier, or someone who simply prefers OWB carry, the FL822 gives you a no-nonsense holster that fits three popular Sig compact platforms without fussing. Galco has built its reputation on leather that lasts, and this holster is no exception.

Key Features

• Outside-the-waistband (OWB) design for accessible, comfortable daily carry
• Tan leather construction that breaks in naturally over time
• Belt-slide attachment—no inner belt required
• Right-hand draw orientation
• Fits Sig P320 Compact, P320 X Compact, and M18

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this holster fit my Sig P320 Compact?

Yes. The FL822 is designed to accommodate the Sig P320 Compact, P320 X Compact, and M18. If you own one of those three models, you're good to go.

Do I need a belt with a reinforced inner layer for this holster?

No. The Fletch uses a belt-slide attachment, so it secures directly to a standard belt without requiring an inner loop or reinforced backing.

Is this holster right-hand or left-hand draw?

This model is configured for right-hand draw from a strong-side carry position.

What's the break-in period like with tan leather?

Tan leather typically softens and molds slightly with use, which is part of its appeal. Expect the holster to feel stiff initially but gradually conform to your gun and body over time, developing a natural patina.